"I'm just a girl standing in front of a boy, asking him to love her" The most memorable line in romcom films history! especially when it's translated into my language
@@valor4788 in Lao language: "ຂ້ອຍກໍ່ເປັນພຽງຜູ້ຍິງຄົນໜຶ່ງທີ່ຢືນຕໍ່ໜ້າຜູ້ຊາຍ ເພື່ອອ້ອນວອນໃຫ້ລາວຮັກ" In karaoke pronouncing: koi ka pen phieng phou ying khon neung thee yeun tor nar phou xay, phuea orn vorn hai lao hak
The face acting by both of them in this scene is fantastic. Julia's when she reacts to the bad news, and Hugh's at the end of her "I'm just a girl" monologue. Just fantastic acting.
I love how he kindly calls her out for her "foul temper". Something that she showed in the scene when he opens the door to the paparazzi. I also think it's funny how she says "the fame thing isn't real".... Something he tried to make her see on that same scene, but she was too caught up in her anger and spewing nasty comments to him at the time. He is really the only person with the character to make her accountable for her earlier behavior.
The thing is, on reflection I think she had every right to be angry in the paparazzi scene. Not for the reasons given in the film but for the fact that noone with any kind of sense would have allowed her to go to the front door.
Oh man i just fell in love with this movie again..years ago i first watched this movie..and totally forgot about it..few days ago i saw a clip in youtube reels and i remwmbered..i watched it again and since then i have watched 6 times ..and yet i still want to rewatch..acting of julia roberts and hugh is on another level..i wonder why these types of movies arent being made nowadays..
You can tell this guy loves her through the fact that he has patience to hear her out, and asked the customer to leave immediately. When I confessed to a guy, I didn’t know what to say. He became impatient as he had a set routine and schedule. At that time, I just didn’t want to say it anymore. I eventually shared it just to find closure and give him up. I don’t like a guy who’s not even generous with his time with a girl when she’s confessing her love to him.
Most likely figured what was coming and wanted to give you a more graceful way out so you could stay friends. Been on your side of the fence myself and it’s not exactly kind but there’s not a great way to put the brakes on someone I guess. Hang in there, hope you find the right person to reciprocate your feelings.
My favorite film, with my favorite actress........I have seen this film over 32 times......I know all the lines and even went with my son to visit Notting Hill and fell in love with the area....and the little book store fetured in the film.......a trip that I will never forget........London, a beautiful city.......
Trying to get to know more of Julia Roberts' work. Does she always look natural like this in most of her movies? That is - she doesn't look like she's acting - she appears natural, relaxed, like she's playing herself.
This movie is one of my favorites, not only because it's a good story but it also hits close to home. I once fell in love with a beautiful woman who i had always thought was unreachable (i.e. out of my league) but who turned out to be very much in love with me. It was all very difficult to comprehend at the time. Our son will be 40 next year...
is a good thing to say what you feel . is okay also to say no to a person, no meter how famoue she is . at list you show your true feeling , and not feeling in force is okay to say no ❤😊
How the hell does one stare back with a blank face when the love of your life has just said "I'm just a girl standing in front of a boy, asking him to love her"?? I loved this movie but I think they missed the mark with that important moment.
“ don’t forget I am just a girl” who feels entitled to have every type of manipulative behaviors and to dismiss persons like old shoes but pretends after all this Sh*t to be forgiven and loved.
Are you kidding me??? I’m hetero, and I’ve rewatched this movie like 4-5 times, and this particular scene dozens of times. It’s just so honest, vulnerable, heartfelt, and exactly what my romantic soul would wish to do in such a situation 😊 Simply perfect, as is every single second of this movie 🤩
@@mudassardesignspaceI'm not sure it was THAT top notch back in the 90s.. always nice but not even remotely as expensive as it is today . if anyone knows better, please correct me if I'm wrong
@@cowboystyle4513 -- yes. "on the phone" means a call either incoming or outgoing. If someone in your house calls to you while you're trying to have a phone conversation you would call back "I'm on the phone!" -- even if it were a mobile or you were borrowing somebody else's phone. Likewise, if you call to someone to notify them of an incoming call, you would say "it's your mother on the phone" as James Dreyfus does here. You would only say "on your phone" to emphasise whose phone if there were more than one. And even then it's subtle -- in an office environment with several landlines you would probably say "on your line". But with mobiles you'd probably say "she's on YOUR phone".
It was tried on me after ten years of her drinking and bad mouth and apologies. I almost accepted her until she snapped right back from her Julia-moment into her bad-mouth self.
@@RideAcrossTheRiver sorry to hear you went through something like this. Glad you cared enough to save yourself. She is only one who can facilitate change. My situation different but still sincere
As much as I love Hugh, Julia kind of outperforms him in this scene. Not saying it's a competition or anything, but the amount of emotion she low-key carries through a couple of lines should have had more than a "awkward as usual" re-acting from him. I mean don't get me wrong Hugh's style actually worked miracles in all their other scenes in the film but here is kind of a let down.
Hugh Grant is a really good actor in one role, like Keanu Reeves. Other than that....well, not that much. But Julia Roberts offers a lot of subtle emotions in this movie particularly... great scene
@@stefmgf8739non gradisco in genere imformazioni superflui come "sta di trontñe ad" e poi la dissonanza tra le parole "ragzza" e "ragazzo" che in italiano hanno un suono troppo vicino. Ho cercato la gersoone in inglese e non mi ha convinto nemmeno in lingua originale: questi termini non mi sembrano adatti a delle persone di quella età, ma per gente molto piu giovane (al piu 20 anni)
@@francescaromelli4884 Nell'inglese americano, i termini "ragazzo" e "ragazza" sono talvolta usati per gli adulti... in particolare quando si parla di una situazione romantica (o potenzialmente romantica). In questa scena particolare, è stata usata per enfatizzare la sua vulnerabilità in questa situazione romantica.
fairy tale. These celebrities do not give fuck these things. Their life has to be documented and used for benefit. They chose their partners according to these if they are not drug addicts.
"I'm just a girl standing in front of a boy, asking him to love her" The most memorable line in romcom films history! especially when it's translated into my language
Hey, could you please share what the translation would be like? I'd love to know...
@@valor4788 in Lao language: "ຂ້ອຍກໍ່ເປັນພຽງຜູ້ຍິງຄົນໜຶ່ງທີ່ຢືນຕໍ່ໜ້າຜູ້ຊາຍ ເພື່ອອ້ອນວອນໃຫ້ລາວຮັກ"
In karaoke pronouncing: koi ka pen phieng phou ying khon neung thee yeun tor nar phou xay, phuea orn vorn hai lao hak
@@alounnakhamhoung7333 oh my god! 😭 Thank you so much! The 'begging' emotion makes it so much more profound for me! Thank you so much! :)
@@valor4788 you're most welcome
It`s good, but surely it`s - `Here`s looking at you, kid` ?!
The face acting by both of them in this scene is fantastic. Julia's when she reacts to the bad news, and Hugh's at the end of her "I'm just a girl" monologue. Just fantastic acting.
I love how he kindly calls her out for her "foul temper". Something that she showed in the scene when he opens the door to the paparazzi. I also think it's funny how she says "the fame thing isn't real".... Something he tried to make her see on that same scene, but she was too caught up in her anger and spewing nasty comments to him at the time. He is really the only person with the character to make her accountable for her earlier behavior.
Well, thanks for the explanation , which nobody who had seen the film required. Love your work, don't call us, we'll call you soon, I assure you!
@@68Boca you dont need to read something you dont want to. That is all.
@@68Boca No need to be nasty. Wow.
@@68BocaDamn funny. Love it😂
The thing is, on reflection I think she had every right to be angry in the paparazzi scene. Not for the reasons given in the film but for the fact that noone with any kind of sense would have allowed her to go to the front door.
And ladies and Gentlemen, that is why Julia Roberts was the highest paid female actor at that time!!!
Oh man i just fell in love with this movie again..years ago i first watched this movie..and totally forgot about it..few days ago i saw a clip in youtube reels and i remwmbered..i watched it again and since then i have watched 6 times ..and yet i still want to rewatch..acting of julia roberts and hugh is on another level..i wonder why these types of movies arent being made nowadays..
You can tell this guy loves her through the fact that he has patience to hear her out, and asked the customer to leave immediately. When I confessed to a guy, I didn’t know what to say. He became impatient as he had a set routine and schedule. At that time, I just didn’t want to say it anymore. I eventually shared it just to find closure and give him up. I don’t like a guy who’s not even generous with his time with a girl when she’s confessing her love to him.
Most likely figured what was coming and wanted to give you a more graceful way out so you could stay friends. Been on your side of the fence myself and it’s not exactly kind but there’s not a great way to put the brakes on someone I guess. Hang in there, hope you find the right person to reciprocate your feelings.
The best romantic line ever written in a rom com. Simple but piecing to the heart ❤
The sad part is she is so humbled doesn't let the fame define or get to her I love this movie so much
My favorite film, with my favorite actress........I have seen this film over 32 times......I know all the lines and even went with my son to visit Notting Hill and fell in love with the area....and the little book store fetured in the film.......a trip that I will never forget........London, a beautiful city.......
can I just say No? that is the most powerful line of the film for me, most men would say YESSS and jump in joy.
Fine RUclips, I’ll watch Notting Hill, again.
They're both great actor and actress.. in a scene with a very impressive dialogue..
My definition of a WOMAN/MS JULIA ROBERTS' character in.this movie because it's already in.her soul. 🌹
That line, that very line would be forever in my mind!!!
this is why movies are made
I think we all sometimes forget that whatever someone’s status is we are all have the same emotions being human.
And that totally left him speechless
Great acting by both!
It must've taken a lot not to just reach out and hug her.
He'd trusted before and been ruined by that trust before.
Trying to get to know more of Julia Roberts' work. Does she always look natural like this in most of her movies? That is - she doesn't look like she's acting - she appears natural, relaxed, like she's playing herself.
Heart-wrenching...... I wish they were dating in real life 💕🤞🙂🌹
such a good film watched it again yesterday, granted it makes real life relationships hard to compare to😅
One of my favorite movie.
Those last words are so ridiculously powerful. If that doesn’t move someone, what does?
Seriously great acting!!!!!
This movie is one of my favorites, not only because it's a good story but it also hits close to home. I once fell in love with a beautiful woman who i had always thought was unreachable (i.e. out of my league) but who turned out to be very much in love with me. It was all very difficult to comprehend at the time. Our son will be 40 next year...
very beautiful movie !
there is a lot of conflict falling in love with someone famous is not easy at all . very classic very good movie !
Is there a better scene where a girl asks to be loved this humble?
Hugh Grant is a good actor.
Knocks spots off Julia Robot.
I loved this movie and still love it; the most simple phrases are the best
Jerry maguire final scene still trumps this everyday....I'm looking for my wife...you complete
No...... They are both good 👍
ข่าวบ้าบอ เอาหมด บันเทิงสันทนาการ😂
is a good thing to say what you feel . is okay also to say no to a person, no meter how famoue she is . at list you show your true feeling , and not feeling in force
is okay to say no ❤😊
Sweet, sweet film !
A beautiful movie.
0:08 😂😂😂😂
Un film piacevole due grandi attori ❤
I LOVE ROGER FROST WITH ALL MY HEART AND I ALWAYS WILL
SUCH A WONDERFUL WONDERFUL WONDERFUL ACTOR AND MAN
I liked Bjarne Stroustrup cameo and leaving immediately without even thinking. 0:12
"...well i know she's an actress and all that so she can deliver a line..."
LOL.
"Whoops-a-daisy" 🌝
Epic scene
James Dreyfus who played the colleague in the store was younger than Julia Roberts but they really dressed him older lol
I don't understand how she fell for him while treating him like shite the whole time? Talk about mixed signals
The only people who liked this film are women and narcissistic people.
He acts like a fop. She tests him like a doormat.
The end
So cool❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
I always found it odd that she just steps out of the shop without sunglasses or a hat or anything to disguise who she is.
How the hell does one stare back with a blank face when the love of your life has just said "I'm just a girl standing in front of a boy, asking him to love her"?? I loved this movie but I think they missed the mark with that important moment.
Because he is shy!
This guy became an oompa loompa
Daym i can't say no to that.
How do I can get this movie?
Oscar worthy
Bonito barrio de Londres.🎉🎉🎉
Hola los subtítulos en Castellano por FAVOR
Then why did she dismiss him when he came to her shooting
She didn't dismiss him. She dismissed the man who asked. Please listen at 0:59.
She said ‘ I don’t want the most indiscrete man in England knowing about this’ IE a gossipy actor.
Bu filmi kaç kere izlediğimi hatırlamıyorum. Ama bu sahne çok dokunaklı
Turkish?? ;)
“ don’t forget I am just a girl” who feels entitled to have every type of manipulative behaviors and to dismiss persons like old shoes but pretends after all this Sh*t to be forgiven and loved.
I wonder if ever a straight man has looked up this scene
Ummmm....🙋♂
@@okcameronfilms thank you. Now I don’t have to wonder anymore.
ofc
Guilty as charged
Are you kidding me??? I’m hetero, and I’ve rewatched this movie like 4-5 times, and this particular scene dozens of times. It’s just so honest, vulnerable, heartfelt, and exactly what my romantic soul would wish to do in such a situation 😊
Simply perfect, as is every single second of this movie 🤩
With the same sentence.
Poor Thing..HE Lives in NOTTING HILL. 🤔
Yes. She find her true love in that place and owner of Small book store❤️
@@akongvlogg9737 isn't that just Wonderful?!
Notting hill is one of London's top notch neighborhood
Yeah so? I’ve been there. It’s not bad
@@mudassardesignspaceI'm not sure it was THAT top notch back in the 90s.. always nice but not even remotely as expensive as it is today . if anyone knows better, please correct me if I'm wrong
Martin is funny
classic
Como vou solicitar cartão, não tem como. Obrigado.
It’s a film!!!
Duh.
Yo me hubiera derrumbado con esa frase, al instante.
You fool! Go after her!!
Or maybe I should see the movie and see what happens...
Yea should see next scene before making any assumptions 😂
Notting hill is more expensive than Beverly hills.
Hallo Freunde: I am the man you brinhs peace on earth, Its monday the 13th of November 2023 15:21 MECT
I didn't understand the cue phase of " its your mother on your phone"...can anyone expound
His mother was calling him
@@ameliashania but it's "on the phone"..more frequently than "on your phone"
@@cowboystyle4513 landline
@@cowboystyle4513 -- yes. "on the phone" means a call either incoming or outgoing. If someone in your house calls to you while you're trying to have a phone conversation you would call back "I'm on the phone!" -- even if it were a mobile or you were borrowing somebody else's phone. Likewise, if you call to someone to notify them of an incoming call, you would say "it's your mother on the phone" as James Dreyfus does here.
You would only say "on your phone" to emphasise whose phone if there were more than one. And even then it's subtle -- in an office environment with several landlines you would probably say "on your line". But with mobiles you'd probably say "she's on YOUR phone".
@@philipdw2007 jeez do we have to explain that nowadays? Boy do I feel old.
this doesn’t work I tried
It was tried on me after ten years of her drinking and bad mouth and apologies. I almost accepted her until she snapped right back from her Julia-moment into her bad-mouth self.
@@RideAcrossTheRiver sorry to hear you went through something like this. Glad you cared enough to save yourself. She is only one who can facilitate change. My situation different but still sincere
@@maryn-zs6lySadly, it got worse for me after that. Much, much worse.
@@RideAcrossTheRiver omg that sounds ominous am so sorry. hopefully things better now
@@maryn-zs6ly It ended but I never ended up feeling better about it.
As much as I love Hugh, Julia kind of outperforms him in this scene. Not saying it's a competition or anything, but the amount of emotion she low-key carries through a couple of lines should have had more than a "awkward as usual" re-acting from him. I mean don't get me wrong Hugh's style actually worked miracles in all their other scenes in the film but here is kind of a let down.
Hugh Grant is a really good actor in one role, like Keanu Reeves. Other than that....well, not that much. But Julia Roberts offers a lot of subtle emotions in this movie particularly... great scene
I think Hugh's character William was stunned by Anna's confession of love and her show of emotion. Momentarily he didn't know what to do or say.
@@vivianpowell1732i think so
I’m in bits
I'm the 1k person to hit the thumbs-up button.
They make all the women in movies and K-pop loose so much weight. It’s a tragedy.
❤❤❤❤
I'm just a guy who used to date Elizabeth Hurley.... how did he F that up?
Drained of all emotion .The MEGA star reduced to just nobody and seduced by her complete adoration of a man who she was besotted by her completion
But men never get it....jeje
Solo a me non piace questa scena? Sarà il doppiaggio italiano, ma la frase mi ha sempre disturbato
Gusti sono gusti,ma considera che è una delle frasi per cui è famoso il film 🤣
Cosa è che ti disturba,il modo in cui recita lei?Lui?
@@stefmgf8739non gradisco in genere imformazioni superflui come "sta di trontñe ad" e poi la dissonanza tra le parole "ragzza" e "ragazzo" che in italiano hanno un suono troppo vicino. Ho cercato la gersoone in inglese e non mi ha convinto nemmeno in lingua originale: questi termini non mi sembrano adatti a delle persone di quella età, ma per gente molto piu giovane (al piu 20 anni)
@@francescaromelli4884 Nell'inglese americano, i termini "ragazzo" e "ragazza" sono talvolta usati per gli adulti... in particolare quando si parla di una situazione romantica (o potenzialmente romantica). In questa scena particolare, è stata usata per enfatizzare la sua vulnerabilità in questa situazione romantica.
You all think it's funny !
Bad decision - very
She was awful to him throughout the movie.
fairy tale. These celebrities do not give fuck these things. Their life has to be documented and used for benefit. They chose their partners according to these if they are not drug addicts.
It’s a movie…
🥹🥹🥹
Vomit inducing, in every second of the scene.
The world and it's unbelievably stupidness as usual....so sad....so sad.....
Your comment makes no sense....... Don't be stupid!!
:D :D
Me now!!! How am I standing at this point? I have to beg him to love me.